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it's all about the election this week. this was the dow rallying into the election. the selloff afterwards. for the week, down 2.25%. the best and worst performers, all about the election as well. boeing announcing on wednesday it's going to restructure its defense division anticipating cuts in defense. united health going low we are obamacare about to become the law of the land. could have an impact on their ability to make a buck. and ben willis, you're watching europe this weekend. that could have an impact. >> absolutely. i think talking about obama and having an eskffect is like sayi the donut i had this morning made me fat. it had an impact, but it's not the whole story. that being said, keep an eye on spain. keep an eye on the ratings. >> it's not just about the fiscal cliff after all. thanks, ben. heading toward the close. we are sharply unchanged as we
it's all about the election this week. this was the dow rallying into the election. the selloff afterwards. for the week, down 2.25%. the best and worst performers, all about the election as well. boeing announcing on wednesday it's going to restructure its defense division anticipating cuts in defense. united health going low we are obamacare about to become the law of the land. could have an impact on their ability to make a buck. and ben willis, you're watching europe this weekend. that...
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listen. >> people are going to say to their elected representatives, look, i had to pay more interest because you guys didn't do anything. i'm getting it stuck right and left. you did this to me, now correct it. >> we'll talk about who's getting in the way of fixing this mess straight ahead. >>> also, wendy's cooking up a brand new logo for the first time in 30 years. when you see it, you might ask, why bother? is it all that different? we'll show it to you next. wooohooo....hahaahahaha! oh...there you go. wooohooo....hahaahahaha! i'm gonna stand up to her! no you're not. i know. you know ronny folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico sure are happy. how happy are they jimmy? happier than a witch in a broom factory. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> it is our version of the big three. earlier today, steve liesman had that wonderful exclusive interview with goldman sachs chairman and ceo and the co-chairs of the national commission on fiscal responsibility. namely allen simpson and erskine bowles. here's some of that port con
listen. >> people are going to say to their elected representatives, look, i had to pay more interest because you guys didn't do anything. i'm getting it stuck right and left. you did this to me, now correct it. >> we'll talk about who's getting in the way of fixing this mess straight ahead. >>> also, wendy's cooking up a brand new logo for the first time in 30 years. when you see it, you might ask, why bother? is it all that different? we'll show it to you next....
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bu getting re-elected. president obama and mitt romney have in common they don't want to tax more than. whoever gets elected has an incentive to try to make a deal by december to allow at least, or punt for next year some bigger issues down the road. >> we haven't had a budget for four years. we went through the debt crisis in august of last year. i'm not going to state the obvious. this congress can't get along. >> and obama said he's ready to veto any legislation on the table that says taxes will go down for the highest earners. >> political posturing, which is very important right before elections. you mentioned something that's interesting. last year this just happened for the congress, which actually makes the markets even more hypersensitive to what's happening in the white house and in the congress. the congress is very aware of this. by the way, they need to get re-elected in two years, and they know that. >> meantime, look at this, a rally, david darst, a rally. >> personal income, profits and indu
bu getting re-elected. president obama and mitt romney have in common they don't want to tax more than. whoever gets elected has an incentive to try to make a deal by december to allow at least, or punt for next year some bigger issues down the road. >> we haven't had a budget for four years. we went through the debt crisis in august of last year. i'm not going to state the obvious. this congress can't get along. >> and obama said he's ready to veto any legislation on the table that...
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. >> remember this chant made famous for years ago during the presidential election? >> the chant is drill, baby, drill. >> drill, baby, drill? >> drill, baby, drill, making a comeback amid all of the new and senseless violence in the middle east. we'll have the story, coming up. >> but first, when you go to mcdonald's, are you health conscious? something you're doing today makes you think you want to be health conscious? we'll tell you what it is, coming up. ♪ you know, ronny... folks who save hundreds of dollars by switching to geico sure are happy. and how happy are they jimmy? i'd say happier than a bodybuilder directing traffic. he does look happy. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. a passionate belief, and the foundation on which merrill lynch has been built. today, our financial advisors lead from a new position of strength. together with bank of america, they have access to more resources than ever before. a steadfast commitment to help you achieve your financial goals in life. that's the power of t
. >> remember this chant made famous for years ago during the presidential election? >> the chant is drill, baby, drill. >> drill, baby, drill? >> drill, baby, drill, making a comeback amid all of the new and senseless violence in the middle east. we'll have the story, coming up. >> but first, when you go to mcdonald's, are you health conscious? something you're doing today makes you think you want to be health conscious? we'll tell you what it is, coming up. ♪...
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the day before the election and the day after the election. none of that has changed. that's the deal that has to get struck. >> let me ask you this. was the president taking comments from you all, from the ceos? the reason i ask this is because in the past, what we have heard on this program when executives join us, they tell us that the president invites you to the white house, he speaks to you, he gives a speech, then he leaves and doesn't listen to anybody. did he listen to anybody in the room? was anybody asked questions, and was their commentary heard? what was the mood of the meeting? >> well, i would say with every interaction, at least that i've been a part of with the president, it's very engaging. it is very much a back and forth discussion. he clearly listens. you'll see him as you go on to the fourth person to talk. he'll go back to the first person who spoke to say, you know, i haven't forgotten your comment or your question here. you could tell he's integrating all of this stuff that he's hearing. now, that all has to get formulated into some kind of a p
the day before the election and the day after the election. none of that has changed. that's the deal that has to get struck. >> let me ask you this. was the president taking comments from you all, from the ceos? the reason i ask this is because in the past, what we have heard on this program when executives join us, they tell us that the president invites you to the white house, he speaks to you, he gives a speech, then he leaves and doesn't listen to anybody. did he listen to anybody in...
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are they immune to politics in this huge election year? i'm going to put it to our panel, our guests, our contestants when this federal special returns. stick around. the equity summary score consolidates the ratings of up to 10 independent research providers into a single score that's weighted based on how accurate they've been in the past. i'm howard spielberg of fidelity investments. the equity summary score is one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. get 200 free trades today and explore your next investing idea. ♪ [ engine turns over ] [ male announcer ] we created the luxury crossover and kept turning the page, writing the next chapter for the rx and lexus. see your lexus dealer. writing the next chapter for the rx and lexus. so i test... a lot. do you test with this? freestyle lite test strips? i don't see... beep! wow! that didn't take much blood. yeah, and the unique zipwik tab targets the blood and pulls it in. so easy. yep. freestyle lite needs just a third the blood of onetouch ultra. really? so tes
are they immune to politics in this huge election year? i'm going to put it to our panel, our guests, our contestants when this federal special returns. stick around. the equity summary score consolidates the ratings of up to 10 independent research providers into a single score that's weighted based on how accurate they've been in the past. i'm howard spielberg of fidelity investments. the equity summary score is one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. get 200 free...
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you've got the elections in greece. you have the announcement of the policy, more quantatative easing. >> do you think they will? >> right now we're giving it an 80% chance that they will do something, bill. and the supreme court ruling on the affordable health care act. on friday greek is up, spain, germany, france. and then finally, bill, it's the euro summit, the big one at the end of this month. >> a lot to get to. that will do it for the first hour. today ringing the "closing bell,"
you've got the elections in greece. you have the announcement of the policy, more quantatative easing. >> do you think they will? >> right now we're giving it an 80% chance that they will do something, bill. and the supreme court ruling on the affordable health care act. on friday greek is up, spain, germany, france. and then finally, bill, it's the euro summit, the big one at the end of this month. >> a lot to get to. that will do it for the first hour. today ringing the...
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we're going to go to an and elects in june and it's going to get messy. do they want to be in the euro or not? and the critical thing is that the world is not ready to let greece leave the euro. the market is absolutely not ready for it. think about the con taj generta that we would see. you can look at u.s. data and it's stabilizing and that's fine but at the end of the day it's absolutely about greece. i'm more hopeful about what they can achieve here than others. he's a pragmatist and i think that greece is -- >> does anybody get -- do a reality check and say, it's right to get excited if greece ends the euro zone? the founders of civilization and i'm trying to find a real economic reason here to get so worried about greece. >> because you get people concerned -- for example, people in greece are taking their cash out. a number of people have talked about that, wanting to make sure that they continue to have euros, trying to find a safe place for that. if folks in italy put the money elsewhere, yeah, that contagion -- >> you're absolutely right. the wo
we're going to go to an and elects in june and it's going to get messy. do they want to be in the euro or not? and the critical thing is that the world is not ready to let greece leave the euro. the market is absolutely not ready for it. think about the con taj generta that we would see. you can look at u.s. data and it's stabilizing and that's fine but at the end of the day it's absolutely about greece. i'm more hopeful about what they can achieve here than others. he's a pragmatist and i...
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on today's fed announcement and why he thinks we'll have an economic meltdown if the president is re-elected. >>> also, wasted aid? is this the administration throwing away tax dollars by financially supporting unstable middle east governments? that and more is ahead on the "closing bell." >>> welcome back. a fed fueled rally on wall street today. the dow up 195 points. brian is back with us to tell us what's powering the dow higher right now. >> yeah, it's really interesting to look at. i mentioned it quickly on my tag. take a look at the top five performers on the dow. three were financials. you now have a nine handle on bank of america. jpmorgan chase has now made up all the losses incurred post the whale trade debacle. alcoa headed back toward double digits and $10 a share. bill, back to you. >> all right. we'll be checking back with you. we continue to get reaction to the news that the fed is stepping again in a pretty big way with $40 billion a month in mortgage backed securities purchases. no end date to this point. they'll continue to monitor the economy. market likes it, even though
on today's fed announcement and why he thinks we'll have an economic meltdown if the president is re-elected. >>> also, wasted aid? is this the administration throwing away tax dollars by financially supporting unstable middle east governments? that and more is ahead on the "closing bell." >>> welcome back. a fed fueled rally on wall street today. the dow up 195 points. brian is back with us to tell us what's powering the dow higher right now. >> yeah, it's...
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it's a very unstable election going on there. a lot of fringe parties are going to be involved. >> the socialist candidate said, if you don't support me, we may have to get out of the euro. >> and there are concerns that they may get an unstable coalition and repudiate the deal. >> i think that they are definitely prepared for a sarkozy loss. the real issue is, if the social left starts to make inroads in many countries in europe, over time how that affects the landscape of balance sheets and fiscal solvency, 6, 7, 8 months down the road. >> technology is the big loser. since the earnings came out, we've been doing 10, 15rks 30 million shares. the biggest loser is energy stocks. because once again, many of the big weeks are down 7, 8, 9% with the s&p down 2, 2.5%. >> this monday putin given that it's an enormous producer of the world. we'll be watching that as well. >> thank you all. we'll be checking back with you as news warrants. despite the big selloff, there are silver linings in the market. bertha coombs has details on that
it's a very unstable election going on there. a lot of fringe parties are going to be involved. >> the socialist candidate said, if you don't support me, we may have to get out of the euro. >> and there are concerns that they may get an unstable coalition and repudiate the deal. >> i think that they are definitely prepared for a sarkozy loss. the real issue is, if the social left starts to make inroads in many countries in europe, over time how that affects the landscape of...
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. >> the looming fiscal cliff and election and on and on. here to help us in the closing bell exchange, stephanie link and steve leesman and peter sh ii shiff will join us as well. >> 2 3rs% is not enough to sustain, putting the unemployed back to work and taking idle factories and putting them back to work. the consumer seems to be hanging in there. the negatives seem to be a big part of it was defense spending, 0.7 of the 2% was defense spending, although that was a pay back for 3/4 of declines we've had. this needs to turn around to have a good recovery and have this economy firing on all cylinders, that's not been the case and business seems to be holding back. >> stephanie, you're blaming the uncertainty over the election, right? you say that's holding back decision-making and holding back hiring plans putting money to work? >> from the investor point of view the market does not like uncertainty. with this election being so close, i think there is definitely money on the sidelines and at least once we get an answer there, we can start t
. >> the looming fiscal cliff and election and on and on. here to help us in the closing bell exchange, stephanie link and steve leesman and peter sh ii shiff will join us as well. >> 2 3rs% is not enough to sustain, putting the unemployed back to work and taking idle factories and putting them back to work. the consumer seems to be hanging in there. the negatives seem to be a big part of it was defense spending, 0.7 of the 2% was defense spending, although that was a pay back for...
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the greek election, the dollar will continue to rally on the uncertainty. there's a lot of pressure on crude oil prices from that. >> certainly feels like that. john, thank you so much. you've been right before, dude. hope you're right again, thank you. high gas prices and a struggling economy not stopping people from having fun. they're still hitting theme parks. in fact, cedar fare, parent company of knots ber ri farms coming off a banner year with record attendance. the president and ceo, matt, i believe you're expecting report turnout again this someone. as someone i apologize just went to six flags yesterday, i realized it's great. it's fun. but it's not a cheap day. how is it you're getting record attendance in an uncertain economy with high joblessness when really it's not a cheap day out? >> mandy, that's a great question. part is we're still a great value for the consumer all things considered. we did record attendance in 2010. we did record attendance in 2011. and we have every expectation that we're going to do it again this year. the way i think
the greek election, the dollar will continue to rally on the uncertainty. there's a lot of pressure on crude oil prices from that. >> certainly feels like that. john, thank you so much. you've been right before, dude. hope you're right again, thank you. high gas prices and a struggling economy not stopping people from having fun. they're still hitting theme parks. in fact, cedar fare, parent company of knots ber ri farms coming off a banner year with record attendance. the president and...
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i doubt our elected officials would be brazen enough to leave washington without an agreement? this is my hunch. if, and that is an if we are going to see a deal, i suspect it'll come in the next two weeks. if we know anything about d.c. lawmakers, their time off may be more of a sacred cow than the belief on tax and spending. if i'm right, it's too bad that their own self-interests motivate them more. >>> before we look the a the day on wall street. and it was a quiet day. at the end of the day, we did see the markets get a good lift up about 40 points on the industrial average. nasdaq composite picked up 15 1/2 points. and the s&p tonight gain of 4.5% points, check out apple today, we did see a bit of a rebound after the big selloff yesterday. apple continues to trade higher in realtime, up 1.5% on apple at
i doubt our elected officials would be brazen enough to leave washington without an agreement? this is my hunch. if, and that is an if we are going to see a deal, i suspect it'll come in the next two weeks. if we know anything about d.c. lawmakers, their time off may be more of a sacred cow than the belief on tax and spending. if i'm right, it's too bad that their own self-interests motivate them more. >>> before we look the a the day on wall street. and it was a quiet day. at the end...
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he want to get re-elected, right? so why would he push the labor unions, the national labor union down, make it tougher for business and more expensive if he's not going to get growth? is it just an ideology? >> we're not going to solve our whole recession problem by becoming exports and so i mean you're giving mitt romney money? >> i'm giving money to mitt romney. >> do you think easy quipped to run this country? >> i think mitt romney is very equipped to run this country and i think he has experience in running organizations and i think that he would be a very good chief executive. >> and what do you think what happened in wisconsin tells us about the fall? scott walker -- it wasn't really as close as people thought. it was pretty run away. >> i never thought it was going to be close. i don't know him but he basically stood up and said, here's what we've got to do to solve our problems and then he went ahead and did it and it's unfortunate that it turned into a recall because, frankly, i think recalls should be done
he want to get re-elected, right? so why would he push the labor unions, the national labor union down, make it tougher for business and more expensive if he's not going to get growth? is it just an ideology? >> we're not going to solve our whole recession problem by becoming exports and so i mean you're giving mitt romney money? >> i'm giving money to mitt romney. >> do you think easy quipped to run this country? >> i think mitt romney is very equipped to run this...
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they have one eye on the election season, which may be rather contentious come the fall. so if they want to do something, they'll want to do it sooner rather than later. what do i mean by that? before the june meeting i would suggest. but the data's been better than expected. so the fed's caught in a conundrum. i think they would like to support the bond market further and the housing market more specifically. but to do so with the way the economy's performed coming out of the fourth quarter is dangerous because the inflation numbers have been more elevated. so the fed's in a little bit of a quandary here. and we would suggest that the housing market's going to probably be the key, both the housing and employment markets will be the key over the next six to eight weeks. if the fed is forced to do anything, they will err on the side of buying mortgage-backed securities and support through the summer. >> thanks a lot, john. good to see you again. >> that's your bond report. stocks have been on a tear since the beginning of the year. solid earnings news generally one of the
they have one eye on the election season, which may be rather contentious come the fall. so if they want to do something, they'll want to do it sooner rather than later. what do i mean by that? before the june meeting i would suggest. but the data's been better than expected. so the fed's caught in a conundrum. i think they would like to support the bond market further and the housing market more specifically. but to do so with the way the economy's performed coming out of the fourth quarter is...
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one-sixth of the economy would have -- the decision either way is going to have implications for the election. that's what we're going to be watching over the next 30 days. >> don and charlie, thank you very much for joining us. >>> talk about footing the bill. shoe maker wolverine worldwide will pay $1.2 billion to buy collective brands. the company that owns pay less shoes, keds, stride rite and other popular shoe brands. congratulations on the deal. great of you to join us today, blake. why does this make sense for you? >> we've been looking at these brands for some time. it's a perfect fit with our company. we now operate -- distribute our footwear in about 190 countries around the world. 12 different brands. the four brands of the performance and lifestyle group of collective brands were perfect. sperry's. saucony. stride rite. keds. >> you still need to get approval from shareholders, i understand. also antitrust clearance. are you confident that will come through? >> yeah. at this point, we're being told that's going to be routine. and we're expecting those approvals within the next 30
one-sixth of the economy would have -- the decision either way is going to have implications for the election. that's what we're going to be watching over the next 30 days. >> don and charlie, thank you very much for joining us. >>> talk about footing the bill. shoe maker wolverine worldwide will pay $1.2 billion to buy collective brands. the company that owns pay less shoes, keds, stride rite and other popular shoe brands. congratulations on the deal. great of you to join us...
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less than 50 days from election day. our chief washington correspondent john harwood has some of the latest numbers. hi, john. >> hi, tyler. we are getting very close to election day and our pollsters tell us some of the concrete is beginning to harden on this race. let's take a look at two pressures significant to the race, one to the romney argument, one to the obama argument. when you ask are you better off than you were four years ago when barack obama became president, you see a split. 38% say yes, i'm better off. 41%, 3% more, say no. they are worse off, 21% say they are still the same. but barack obama wants to make it a forward-looking race about the next four years and when you ask who is better prepared to lead the country for the next four, you see president obama ahead 47%, that's distinct. mitt romney talks about americans, 47% who pay no income taxes being dependent on the government, look at these leads it mitt romney has among senior citizens, 15 percentage points, those who say he is better prepared to l
less than 50 days from election day. our chief washington correspondent john harwood has some of the latest numbers. hi, john. >> hi, tyler. we are getting very close to election day and our pollsters tell us some of the concrete is beginning to harden on this race. let's take a look at two pressures significant to the race, one to the romney argument, one to the obama argument. when you ask are you better off than you were four years ago when barack obama became president, you see a...
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are going to look to the new elected officials to put some order in it. i think it's going to be a bumpy road no matter how they handle the end of the year. >> how bumpy? >> i think pretty bumpy. and i think the equity markets of course with tax implications, i think new investment that creates jobs, i think if you say in september, october, november, we're going to keep tax policy in place, i don't know that it helps those things. i think at this point these -- this tax structure's like a tax credit and has a very temporary life because our entire tax code is kind of like a credit. you don't know how long it lasts, it might be very short-term in nature. >> to further rick's point, there's no doubt you get to september, october and these massive tax hikes are hanging over the market and the economy, everyone's -- well, the market's not going to like it. it's as simple as that. what i meant before was right here and now the market's focused on europe and the global economy. but massive tax hikes in 2013 is going to be a disaster for the u.s. economy. and w
are going to look to the new elected officials to put some order in it. i think it's going to be a bumpy road no matter how they handle the end of the year. >> how bumpy? >> i think pretty bumpy. and i think the equity markets of course with tax implications, i think new investment that creates jobs, i think if you say in september, october, november, we're going to keep tax policy in place, i don't know that it helps those things. i think at this point these -- this tax structure's...
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the idea he could get elected. part of this decline is just taking that bet we put in yesterday out. part of it is concern about the fiscal cliff. part of it certainly europe i think part of it is concern about hurricane sandy, that that will do to interpretation of upcoming economic momentum and reports. so it is a combo package. but i think before too long, i think this is more a reaction to the headline this morning and i really think within a few days we're going to be back focusing on momentum in the economy of the united states which by and large has been pretty good, on the fact that there's growing evidence that china is starting to reemerge and may emerge and the world is starting to bounce. europe, despite the concerns today, is still much calmer in recent weeks than it's been for a long time. that krtrio package is what's ultimately going to drive the market, i think. i think people looking at that are going to want to come back into this market so i would be a buyer on this knee-jerk reaction. >> what w
the idea he could get elected. part of this decline is just taking that bet we put in yesterday out. part of it is concern about the fiscal cliff. part of it certainly europe i think part of it is concern about hurricane sandy, that that will do to interpretation of upcoming economic momentum and reports. so it is a combo package. but i think before too long, i think this is more a reaction to the headline this morning and i really think within a few days we're going to be back focusing on...
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what's the talk trade ahead of the elections? go around the horn. joe, we started the snow off, i asked you about the conference call you had at your firm and how people are positioning. >> european exposure. it was highlighted last friday when they released the same-store sales, mcdonald's. it's a name i'm adding to here, 38% ex-po exposure. great franchise, trade of the day last week, trade of the day rather that we put on last week. adding to it heres it goes from where it is at $89 up to $93, $94. >> it is a defensive play yet it's not a defensive play perhaps in this environment with fx headwinds, with european exposure as joe mentioned. your thoughts especially given the goldman sachs' downgrade yesterday of mcdonald's? >> we talk about mcdonald's, selloff of this magnitude the last two years have been tremendous opportunities. i lean to joe's camp here. if you want my trade ahead of this, i'm no bull irk ish if you want my trade ahead of this, i'm no bull irk i on the world. today you saw a reason to get low on the stock in terms of a reversa
what's the talk trade ahead of the elections? go around the horn. joe, we started the snow off, i asked you about the conference call you had at your firm and how people are positioning. >> european exposure. it was highlighted last friday when they released the same-store sales, mcdonald's. it's a name i'm adding to here, 38% ex-po exposure. great franchise, trade of the day last week, trade of the day rather that we put on last week. adding to it heres it goes from where it is at $89 up...
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it is not like we are in election season or anything. >> president obama woke up to this headline this morning in denver. as did the rest of us. and then guess who decided to go out and do something with this headline today? that is right. president obama. and we have breaking news from mitt romney who just appeared on fox news and tried to rewrite this comments about 47% of america. >> a new mitt romney took the stage last night. >> first of all i don't have a $5 trillion tax cut. i don't have a tax cut. >> really? is that so? >> across the board for all american. >> 20% across thboard. >> by 20%. >> i don't have a$5 trillion tax cut i don't have a tax cut. >> if you want to be president you owe the american people the truth. >> i will repeal obamacare. >> the best course for health care is to do what we did in my state. >> he is saying he would not cut education. >> he says we need more firemen and more policemen. >> did he not get the message or wisconsin? >> who is the real mitt romney? >> every day he is in a different position. >> i'm going to stop the subsidy for pbs. >> he is g
it is not like we are in election season or anything. >> president obama woke up to this headline this morning in denver. as did the rest of us. and then guess who decided to go out and do something with this headline today? that is right. president obama. and we have breaking news from mitt romney who just appeared on fox news and tried to rewrite this comments about 47% of america. >> a new mitt romney took the stage last night. >> first of all i don't have a $5 trillion tax...
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>> look, i hope that after this election, that the two parties will pull together and do what's right for this country. though having said that, despite all the infighting and bickering, i think it does look like america is back on the right track. i think america is through the worst now. hopefully the next four years will be a lot better than the last four years. >> i want to ask but your book, the title is "richard branson, like a virgin, secret these don't teach you at business school." what is the number one secret they don't teach you at business school that has been responsible for your success, do you think? >> i suspect the number one see jet they don't say, maybe it is better no to the go to business school it is better to just get out there and learn to run a business by actually trying to run a business. >> which you did very early on in life? >> yeah. and i think if you look at it a lot of the successful business people, you know, left school quite early on and just went and rolled up their sleeves and gave it a go and you just learn, you know, so much by getting in the j
>> look, i hope that after this election, that the two parties will pull together and do what's right for this country. though having said that, despite all the infighting and bickering, i think it does look like america is back on the right track. i think america is through the worst now. hopefully the next four years will be a lot better than the last four years. >> i want to ask but your book, the title is "richard branson, like a virgin, secret these don't teach you at...
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sandy, the election, holiday workers. you say three asterisks. >> yeah, i think it has to have three asterisks, it doesn't fit in with initial claims and other items. they said sandy had no impact on the number. i think that may be because the number was basically taken before the impact was held. i think they're going to see a lot of revisions here. >> next week setting up. it's going to be another big one. same store sales from various companies and, of course, the fed. >> the fed is important. it's another one of those two-day meetings. they're going to take down operation twist. this will be important because he gets to announce at a press conference. that gives them a chance to explain what the mood of the meeting was. it will give them a chance to hear what the new proposal, qe whatever, is supposed to do and how they want to set it up. so i think the markets will hone in on that very, very carefully. >> do you think we see an acceleration of purchases, a revamp of twists? will there be an event as i said earlier? >
sandy, the election, holiday workers. you say three asterisks. >> yeah, i think it has to have three asterisks, it doesn't fit in with initial claims and other items. they said sandy had no impact on the number. i think that may be because the number was basically taken before the impact was held. i think they're going to see a lot of revisions here. >> next week setting up. it's going to be another big one. same store sales from various companies and, of course, the fed. >>...
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the election's coming up. try not to influence it. if he knows the economy needs help and the job market needs help, if he jumped in right now in august, that might be early enough so that you would begin to see the figures just before people went in to the ballot box to change. but if they wait until september, you know, it's october and we're voting in early november, so the economy could still be saved but it would be less of an influence on the election. >> art, thanks very much. great to see you. >> i thank you. enjoy your doughnuts. >> if i was down there, art, i would have shared them with you. >> we would have had so many. tyler, see you later, thank you. >> thank you. >> meantime to brian shactman. >> telecom in terms of sector and the s&p large caps could go positive at any second and at&t continues to gain momentum here. of course, they report tomorrow before the opening. one of the few stocks actually leading in to earnings estimates have gone up in the last month or so. back to you. >> all right. a quick programming note.
the election's coming up. try not to influence it. if he knows the economy needs help and the job market needs help, if he jumped in right now in august, that might be early enough so that you would begin to see the figures just before people went in to the ballot box to change. but if they wait until september, you know, it's october and we're voting in early november, so the economy could still be saved but it would be less of an influence on the election. >> art, thanks very much....
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vladimir putin is expected to win back the election. some groups have been vocal against the former kgb agent. many of the same people shopping at a retail empire that's been so successful the founder has been called the sam walton of russia. our senior economics reporter, steve liesman, is live in moscow with the details on that one. hi, steve. >> hey, sue. thanks very much. and good evening from moscow. look, a lot of russian billionaires made their money basically by getting control of the former soviet state assets. but one of them is among those who earned it the old fashioned way. he built a $10 billion retail empire from scratch. welcome to retail in modern russia where the empty shelves of soviet times replaced by an abundance of goods from all over the world. we're not just talking in moscow, we're south. fueling russia's consumer boom, 50% of all households entered middle class in the last ten years. disposable income up by 26%. this super store on the cutting edge of russian retail founded by a man who some call russia's sam
vladimir putin is expected to win back the election. some groups have been vocal against the former kgb agent. many of the same people shopping at a retail empire that's been so successful the founder has been called the sam walton of russia. our senior economics reporter, steve liesman, is live in moscow with the details on that one. hi, steve. >> hey, sue. thanks very much. and good evening from moscow. look, a lot of russian billionaires made their money basically by getting control of...
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in an election year, april and may, definitely not good years. followed by a strong june, july, and august. we should give a statistic of bone when we start rhyming with that static, with history. furth furthermoth furth furthermore, i don't know what's going to happen in january. it's a matter of republicans and democrats, whose plan is going to take charge and who is going to submit and be subordinate to the other party. >> good to see you both. courtney, we'll be checking back with you. see you later. >>> meanwhile, the gains aren't huge but given the recent market slump, kayla tausche has today's big movers. real impressive movers beyond that. >> maria, tepid gains across the board. investors happy to see green even though it's not far to the upside. financials as a sector gaining the most largely due to the positive pmi numbers as well as any sort of hope that the efsf will help out spain. let's look at consumer discretionary names. redbook retail sales in the first week of june and above target the fear is that last week included memorial d
in an election year, april and may, definitely not good years. followed by a strong june, july, and august. we should give a statistic of bone when we start rhyming with that static, with history. furth furthermoth furth furthermore, i don't know what's going to happen in january. it's a matter of republicans and democrats, whose plan is going to take charge and who is going to submit and be subordinate to the other party. >> good to see you both. courtney, we'll be checking back with...
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. >> is he apprehensive to do more because the election looms as well. as we get closer, he doesn't want to do anything that could be seen as favorable or not so to either party. >> certainly he would say no. i'm going to make policy based on what i believe the economy needs at this moment. but he would agree, i think, to say i do not want to endanger the fed's credibility and appear to be favoring one side or the other. so that's something i think creates a certain level to the bar but it wouldn't be a whole lot different from where the bar would be otherwise. >> steve, thanks so much as always. steve liesman for us. let's point out here that stocks, the euro and treasury yields for that matter are all at session lows right now. there's a look at the s&p 500 showing a loss of 1 1/3, nearly 18 points. steve grasso on the floor pointing out 10 more points to go from a technical standpoint where you could do some more damage from the s&p standpoint. there's a look at the euro under 1.228. that's a two-year low versus the dollar. let's get a quick look at t
. >> is he apprehensive to do more because the election looms as well. as we get closer, he doesn't want to do anything that could be seen as favorable or not so to either party. >> certainly he would say no. i'm going to make policy based on what i believe the economy needs at this moment. but he would agree, i think, to say i do not want to endanger the fed's credibility and appear to be favoring one side or the other. so that's something i think creates a certain level to the bar...
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with all these variables, elections, mideast, fiscal cliff, it seems as though there's only so much flight to safety bid you can push into the marketplace. some traders say that's why you didn't notice. in the old days, it would make a difference. yields are already most accommodative from a nervousness standpoint. i will tell you it was the number one conversation. and even though it really isn't about oil, that's the market everybody is trading to of course kind of play the headlines. >> michael, how about you? how does this impact the way you're allocating capital? >> well, as you know, our strategy is about 45% in cash while the prefunctory -- what we'll have left to boost us higher. i think the market does go higher. here's why. you have $85 billion each month from the federal reserve as far as balance sheet expansion. you have negative real interest rates that will be getting even more negative. i expect inflation to take off significantly early in 2013. >> but if you're sitting on 45% cash, that says to me you're still expecting more downside here. don't you think we've already seen
with all these variables, elections, mideast, fiscal cliff, it seems as though there's only so much flight to safety bid you can push into the marketplace. some traders say that's why you didn't notice. in the old days, it would make a difference. yields are already most accommodative from a nervousness standpoint. i will tell you it was the number one conversation. and even though it really isn't about oil, that's the market everybody is trading to of course kind of play the headlines....
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you mentioned iran of course elections underway there. that is going to shed light on domestic power struggle there between the supreme leader and the president. and also set the stage really for presidential elections next year. the united states is hoping, amanda, that the economic sanctions will have an impact on decision making there and a visit by israeli authorities to the u.s. may shed more light next week. >> tastakes certainly are high. thank you for the report. look at this chart of crude. since october up over 40%. our next guest says you can blame about half that runup on speculators. let's bring in partner at lakewood and company. and a cftc committee member. we're trading almost $110 a barrel. what would be the price without the speculators in it? >> well, doing just on a simplistic basis, if you're estimating that the cost of crude should relate to the cost of production, the most expensive crude is canadian oil sands and that's profitable at $50, $55 a barrel. in my estimation, if that's the most expensive, everything abov
you mentioned iran of course elections underway there. that is going to shed light on domestic power struggle there between the supreme leader and the president. and also set the stage really for presidential elections next year. the united states is hoping, amanda, that the economic sanctions will have an impact on decision making there and a visit by israeli authorities to the u.s. may shed more light next week. >> tastakes certainly are high. thank you for the report. look at this...
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then you have the election. warren, what about that? what's the betting on the floor in terms of the election? >> to be honest, i think the reaction you're going to get regardless of the outcome is going to be very similar. i think people have come to realize the job is maybe bigger than the individual man. until one side or the other can show they can get the parties to work together, i think you're going to get a muted reaction. >> very good. thank
then you have the election. warren, what about that? what's the betting on the floor in terms of the election? >> to be honest, i think the reaction you're going to get regardless of the outcome is going to be very similar. i think people have come to realize the job is maybe bigger than the individual man. until one side or the other can show they can get the parties to work together, i think you're going to get a muted reaction. >> very good. thank
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two months before the election, we get an easing. the conspiracy theorists are going to have a field day with this. >> it's what they wanted. there were some bulls who were arguing that an open-ended commitment would move the market even more. we moved seven or eight points on the s&ps here. 1430 -- there you see the dow. if you look at the s&p 500, we were at 1335 or so and moved immediately to 1345 -- 1445, excuse me, and we're now just off of the highs for the day. more importantly we saw some important sectors move. take a look at the slf which is the financials etf. this has been heavily traded in the last several days. financial stocks move to the upside. again, this is buying into the financial sector. more importantly perhaps we're continuing see money pour into high yield funds. this has been the front running the fed. i call it all week. money had been going into the high yield fund because they had been anticipated the fed would keep the interest rates low. the high yield funds have all been doing very well. those two have
two months before the election, we get an easing. the conspiracy theorists are going to have a field day with this. >> it's what they wanted. there were some bulls who were arguing that an open-ended commitment would move the market even more. we moved seven or eight points on the s&ps here. 1430 -- there you see the dow. if you look at the s&p 500, we were at 1335 or so and moved immediately to 1345 -- 1445, excuse me, and we're now just off of the highs for the day. more...
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, maybe how it won't be impacted by the election. but no matter how you slice it, i've said a couple of things about stimulus over the years, and no matter what country you're from, stimulus is fungible. so are we really in a palace in wonderland as per ben bernanke? because, truly, whether it's the united states, whether it's europe, whether it's china, or whether it's japan, we are down the rabbit hole in all of these places. indeed, i think the interesting thing about the rabbit hole is that, while we're down here, everything is a bit backwards. so granted, while we're down here, we have a lot of questions, but everything from saving rates to the balance sheet of the federal reserve to the balance sheet of the ecb, everything is a bit twisted in the fundamental. for all of this, in a way, it's kind of like porky pig. what they really wanted to do is they wanted business to take advantage of what was going on, and the way they took advantage of this, well, were the mortgage rates. think about all the big funds and hedge funds that
, maybe how it won't be impacted by the election. but no matter how you slice it, i've said a couple of things about stimulus over the years, and no matter what country you're from, stimulus is fungible. so are we really in a palace in wonderland as per ben bernanke? because, truly, whether it's the united states, whether it's europe, whether it's china, or whether it's japan, we are down the rabbit hole in all of these places. indeed, i think the interesting thing about the rabbit hole is...
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we have to get to some point of certainty in europe and the united states election will play a major role in november as to the next four years. people have a lot to be worried about. >> when people talk about the new normal, i think that is about not when we get it back but learning to live with the lower level. i know that's a very depressing thought. there are some people who will never get their housing values back. there are other people that thought they would retire based on their housing. that's not going to happen and another group looking for much less appreciation. >> you're talking about getting your housing values back, at the top they were unrealistic. and expectations were unrealistic. i want to bring in rick. i don't know how much you have been listening in, what are your thoughts? >> think steve does get an a plus. i agree with the guests. i get a bit of confidence looking at that. his charts say it all. look at the periods of housing from '07 to '10. the dark side was there was a deco at the bottom of the screen, that said, young people, save now, looking forward to
we have to get to some point of certainty in europe and the united states election will play a major role in november as to the next four years. people have a lot to be worried about. >> when people talk about the new normal, i think that is about not when we get it back but learning to live with the lower level. i know that's a very depressing thought. there are some people who will never get their housing values back. there are other people that thought they would retire based on their...
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. >> during the election, all the campaign ads out there, they used journalists and news clips and we found some of our own personalities. >> suddenly finding they are representing apple or qualcomm, any of these companies. wait a minute. people get paid to that. >> you hope it's apple or qualcomm. could be something completely different. therein lies the problem. bah humbug or hamburger. mcdonald's asking franchisees to open their restaurant on christmas to beef up their sales. scrooge or a good business move? bob, you go first this time? >> look, it's very tough of the company has a right to ask stores to stay open, franchisees to stay open. they need to increase their numbers. they were good last year. >> open thanksgiving. >> up 2%, helped a little bit. people who want to stay with their family should not be forced to do so. subtle pressure on franchisees to do it, put pressure on franchisees to coin. i'm not sure mcdonald's needs that image. >> i think it's terrible. people who object to it should refuse to enter mcdonald's, not just on christmas day but the entire week around ch
. >> during the election, all the campaign ads out there, they used journalists and news clips and we found some of our own personalities. >> suddenly finding they are representing apple or qualcomm, any of these companies. wait a minute. people get paid to that. >> you hope it's apple or qualcomm. could be something completely different. therein lies the problem. bah humbug or hamburger. mcdonald's asking franchisees to open their restaurant on christmas to beef up their...
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it's not lost on anybody that it's an election year. i understand that. i've noticed. [ laughter ] but, but, but, but we've got responsibilities that are bigger than an election. we've got responsibilities to you. so my message to congress is, now's not the time to play politics. now is not the time to sit on your hands. the american people expect their leaders to work hard no matter what year it is. the economy still isn't where it needs to be. there are steps that could make a difference right now. steps that can also serve as a buffer in case the situation in europe gets any worse. so right now congress should pass a bill to help states prevent more layoffs so we can put thousands of teachers and firefighters and police officers back on the job. [ cheers and applause ] well, layoffs at the state and local levels have been a chronic problem for our recovery. but it's a problem we can fix. congress should have passed a bill a long time ago to put thousands of construction workers back on the job rebuilding our roads and our bridges and our runways. [ che
it's not lost on anybody that it's an election year. i understand that. i've noticed. [ laughter ] but, but, but, but we've got responsibilities that are bigger than an election. we've got responsibilities to you. so my message to congress is, now's not the time to play politics. now is not the time to sit on your hands. the american people expect their leaders to work hard no matter what year it is. the economy still isn't where it needs to be. there are steps that could make a difference...
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you got to make sure to re-elect this guy. he's one of the best. and by the way we have the governor here today but he's down in florida campaigning for me so thank you to bob mcdonnell for all the work he's doing. a great governor. and you may know that a couple of nights ago we had a debate. you may have gotten a chance to see that. and it was a good experience, i think, for me, for the president, for people who watched. it was a debate of substance. we talked about the issues that america faces. i got the chance to ask the president some questions. i think people across the country have wanted to ask the president such as why it was that when america was needing jobs so badly he was pushing for obama care instead of working to get jobs to the american people. got the chance to ask him why there's still 23 million americans out of work or stopped looking for work, struggling to find good full time jobs? i got the chance to ask him why is the middle class so buried in this country. incomes have gone down. price of gasoline has doubled. price of fo
you got to make sure to re-elect this guy. he's one of the best. and by the way we have the governor here today but he's down in florida campaigning for me so thank you to bob mcdonnell for all the work he's doing. a great governor. and you may know that a couple of nights ago we had a debate. you may have gotten a chance to see that. and it was a good experience, i think, for me, for the president, for people who watched. it was a debate of substance. we talked about the issues that america...
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>> you would have to elect romney to do that. you're not going to extend the bush tax cuts for the high end. >> for another minute. >> not even for a milliseconmil. >> the republicans want to bargain away and let taxes go up by the end of the year and have the big negotiations occur next year when the president will want even more increases in taxes. >> let me ask a different question and it's sort of the -- >> and then we got to go. >> here's the opportunity for the president to eclipse the whole thing, i don't think he's going to but he could eclipse the whole scene. let's not relitigate '01 and '03 let's bridge to tax reform and move forward. the senate democrats not answering their phones are the ones to ask about this one. >> congressman, thank you for being on. >>> the final countdown to the jobs report. stick around. ♪ ♪ mom? dad? guys? [ engine turns over ] [ engine revs ] ♪ he'll be fine. [ male announcer ] more people are leaving bmw, mercedes and lexus for audi than ever before. take advantage of exceptional valu
>> you would have to elect romney to do that. you're not going to extend the bush tax cuts for the high end. >> for another minute. >> not even for a milliseconmil. >> the republicans want to bargain away and let taxes go up by the end of the year and have the big negotiations occur next year when the president will want even more increases in taxes. >> let me ask a different question and it's sort of the -- >> and then we got to go. >> here's the...
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tight for this election. in bucks county, up to 30,000 people turned out for a pro mitt romney rally and mitt romney saw rge crowds in virginia and another state hit hard by sandy. and now, on the swing we could be missing. what is going on? >>pat: it is tighter than a at this time or in the margin of "corruption." >>neil: where you can buy that vote. >>pat: looking at chaos, a lot of votes being cast, but right new obama has the bump at the end of the week whether it was the normal incumbent bump or with the storm or not, and, now, the last 24 hours you start sighing it moving to romney and reflected in the crowds. i think we are tight. we might be in for what we saw in 1976, the challenger suddenly the race is tied and the last minute deciders are saying do i wa to keep incumbent. we see plays in pennsylvania --. gerald ford on saturday was a point ahead and on sunday and monday carter would i worked for we started moving and we ended up with winning 297 electorals and another day it would have been over 33
tight for this election. in bucks county, up to 30,000 people turned out for a pro mitt romney rally and mitt romney saw rge crowds in virginia and another state hit hard by sandy. and now, on the swing we could be missing. what is going on? >>pat: it is tighter than a at this time or in the margin of "corruption." >>neil: where you can buy that vote. >>pat: looking at chaos, a lot of votes being cast, but right new obama has the bump at the end of the week whether...
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the election as you know has already begun. are you getting reports from people in the field from men and women in the military that they can't get their hands on ballots on absentee ballots? are you hearing that? are people writing to you about this? >> what we've done is we've looked at the numbers in individual states to see how many absentee ballots were requested. what we know is that the numbers are at a record low this year when compared to 2008. down by 70% in states like virginia and ohio. and we know that the pentagon knows about the problem and basically they're responding by saying look we're sending out lots of tweets telling soldiers to vote but that's not the answer. they're supposed to have voter registration on military bases. they're supposed to help those service members register for absentee ballots. what we're finding is that they're not doing what they're supposed to do under the law. they're having these voter registration offices in remote places on military bases like the back of the chapel or the back
the election as you know has already begun. are you getting reports from people in the field from men and women in the military that they can't get their hands on ballots on absentee ballots? are you hearing that? are people writing to you about this? >> what we've done is we've looked at the numbers in individual states to see how many absentee ballots were requested. what we know is that the numbers are at a record low this year when compared to 2008. down by 70% in states like virginia...
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something nasty just occurred in the overall market because of europe or something involved in the election. in other words, other than for those who are shorting or going long stocks ahead of the quarter, these earnings repos need a context to make you money. they can't be relied upon anymore because they aren't as predictive of future behaviors as they once were. they are a piece of the puzzle, a part of the mosaic. they are only one of very important parts of what predicts where a stock will go over the intermediate term. it is a teaching show. because i want you to know the metrics i'm using to pick stocks i talk about and recommend here you can follow along at cnbc.com. i want you to listen to these conference calls or read them in the transcripts. give you an opinion of what matters in these conference calls and how i let them factor into my picking stocks. i want this to show once and for all to tell you how to use earnings season as a way to evaluate your portfolio. figure out what you need to trim, what you need more of. let it help your stock selection. hone your way of thinking.
something nasty just occurred in the overall market because of europe or something involved in the election. in other words, other than for those who are shorting or going long stocks ahead of the quarter, these earnings repos need a context to make you money. they can't be relied upon anymore because they aren't as predictive of future behaviors as they once were. they are a piece of the puzzle, a part of the mosaic. they are only one of very important parts of what predicts where a stock will...
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live from america's election headquarters, i'm kelly wright. president obama governor mitt romney are taking a break to prep on foreign policy. vice president joe biden is in from. republican congressman paul ryan in pennsylvania and later ohio. the presidential debate is monday night. remarkable update on malala, the 14-year-old pakistani girl shot in the head by the taliban. doctors today say she's slowly trying to stand and write. malala, and outspoken advocate for girl's education was shot after defying taliban orders. she's being treated in england. i'm kelly wright, i'll see you at 1:00 p.m. eastern. for the latest headlines, log on to forecasts foxnews.com. >> you know better than anybody. consumer prices seeing the biggest two month jump in four years. prices on just about everything going up but the government says inflation is so tame, it's actually giving seniors one of the smallest increases to their social security checks since the automatic hikes started in 1975. you say this is proof washington is denying we have an inplaying pro
live from america's election headquarters, i'm kelly wright. president obama governor mitt romney are taking a break to prep on foreign policy. vice president joe biden is in from. republican congressman paul ryan in pennsylvania and later ohio. the presidential debate is monday night. remarkable update on malala, the 14-year-old pakistani girl shot in the head by the taliban. doctors today say she's slowly trying to stand and write. malala, and outspoken advocate for girl's education was shot...
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i'd be prepared -- i'm not an elected -- i'm not an elected official. i'd be prepared to go as far as anybody wants to go on broadening the tax base, but when you start talking about taking away the charitable deductions -- >> we've got to figure out what to do -- >> got to figure out what we're going to do on the base, how much we can broaden the base and then we can see what we're able to do on rates. let's just start with that 20% cut especially when you're loading on $2 trillion of defense spending. >> right. >> and you're maintaining the bush tax cuts, that is -- that is $8 trillion, and, you know, people have done this. if you take every single tax expenditure that there is, it goes to a person over $250,000, every single tax expenditure, it is much less than the $8 trillion that are on -- >> what about capital gains and dividends? what if those went up to 28%? >> as part of -- as part of -- >> that would raise a lot of money. that would solve the -- that would solve the -- >> i think there's a case on both sides, actually, joe. there's a case for
i'd be prepared -- i'm not an elected -- i'm not an elected official. i'd be prepared to go as far as anybody wants to go on broadening the tax base, but when you start talking about taking away the charitable deductions -- >> we've got to figure out what to do -- >> got to figure out what we're going to do on the base, how much we can broaden the base and then we can see what we're able to do on rates. let's just start with that 20% cut especially when you're loading on $2 trillion...
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all of them still want to be re-elected. what they have to learn from latin america in the '80s is none of them are surviving. >> all right, bruce. you heard it first right here. what do you think? is the u.s. responsible for europe? does steve have a valid point? >> i feel steve's pain. we're in a situation where there's a lot of stress. and the stress seems to be getting worse. but i think the simple point here is europe doesn't have a problem that it's lacking funds. the issue in europe is an issue of growth. it's an issue of how to allocate burdens and the disagreements among them. i think it's an issue here ultimately of what the region is going to look like politically. and injecting u.s. money into that is not going to solve any of those problems and in some cases could actually make it worse. >> steve, it could make it worse. what do you think? >> am i visibly bleeding from the arrows that have been shot my way, sue, suince i brought u this idea? >> you should be. you look good so far. you should be. they were flingi
all of them still want to be re-elected. what they have to learn from latin america in the '80s is none of them are surviving. >> all right, bruce. you heard it first right here. what do you think? is the u.s. responsible for europe? does steve have a valid point? >> i feel steve's pain. we're in a situation where there's a lot of stress. and the stress seems to be getting worse. but i think the simple point here is europe doesn't have a problem that it's lacking funds. the issue in...
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and delay it possibly until after the april election. in the meantime, there's talk of bridging loans, or stealing a little bit of money from here to make the march 20th deadline. there is no announcement of the public sector. quite simply, they don't know if the public sector will sign up, if they haven't gone through that bigger issue. there are a huge number of questions that are open. and it is -- it really raises a lot of concerns for a lot of people in the market. >> well, it could be as simple as our markets were vulnerable anyway given the rallies we've had lately. >> absolutely. >> thank you, simon. we'll check back in with you as news warrant. gamestop has allowed players to trade in their used games and for credit at their stores. how is the world's largest video game retailer keeping up with the evolving landscape. let's get more perspective on gamestop's business as it celebrates its tenth year of trading here. good to see you. >> good to see you. great to be here. >> did i read correctly that you make more money off of the
and delay it possibly until after the april election. in the meantime, there's talk of bridging loans, or stealing a little bit of money from here to make the march 20th deadline. there is no announcement of the public sector. quite simply, they don't know if the public sector will sign up, if they haven't gone through that bigger issue. there are a huge number of questions that are open. and it is -- it really raises a lot of concerns for a lot of people in the market. >> well, it could...
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and that effects the outcome of the election in november. so around here what they're nervous about is is it's an election year and most traders don't really like politics, but they think the current administration would have much more incentive to consider an imf bailout should it make our economy look better. these are the types of conversations going on down here. >> interesting, rick. thank you very much. ty, over to you. >> thank you very much, gentlemen. let's bring in one of the best thinkers i know, zach karabell, our trader and stock buddy today. i want to get your tactical thoughts about what you're hearing coming out of market including these imf stories we've been flashing. and what if anything should i do about them? >> i think you should probably pray, tyler. thank you for that. i mean, look, there is a chain of selloffs that's been going on in the past six weeks or so that have to do with if europe really implo implodes, the exports weakening and the whole resource into china collapses. that's why you've had a 20% to 30% sello
and that effects the outcome of the election in november. so around here what they're nervous about is is it's an election year and most traders don't really like politics, but they think the current administration would have much more incentive to consider an imf bailout should it make our economy look better. these are the types of conversations going on down here. >> interesting, rick. thank you very much. ty, over to you. >> thank you very much, gentlemen. let's bring in one of...
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it has the elected parliament but has no power. it did is ruled by a apinted bureaucrats. even this has been highlighted with democratic the efficiency and then give sovereignty away to europe they have never given people a referendum. human-rights stifles free-speech they will make any dissension illegal. they find the leader in britain coming up to be the second party a tremendous fine for his personal view. gerri: something that shocked and surprised me angela merkel went to greece to talk to people as they try to help them to bail out from their problems and met with nazi protesters. there has been so much violence. how doe the you deserve this award? >> exactly. >> greece is one country out of 27. they never said it was entirely responsible. had its share. >> share? it is one of%. >> nato has not been one 90% and is about reconciliation. >> let's take a look at the previous winners. what i would say the previous winners this prize has lost all respect with yes, sir. arafat to he had done nothing how does this get any respect? >> absolutely. the north atlantic assembly
it has the elected parliament but has no power. it did is ruled by a apinted bureaucrats. even this has been highlighted with democratic the efficiency and then give sovereignty away to europe they have never given people a referendum. human-rights stifles free-speech they will make any dissension illegal. they find the leader in britain coming up to be the second party a tremendous fine for his personal view. gerri: something that shocked and surprised me angela merkel went to greece to talk...